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A Bogus Legislature

Our editorial OF yesterday on the condi.
ton of things in Indiana was fully justi-
fed, not to say illustrated or exemplihed,
by the news from Indiana which was con.
tanned IN our Geographic columns. The
House OF Representatives OF that State,
aided by the Republican members OF the
Senate, met in the hall OF the House OF
Representatives on Monday, and pretended
TO do the work Of counting the returns OF
The election for Lieutenant Governor
duty devolved by the Constitution upon
the Legislature. One house, therefore, has
set itself up as the General Assembly.
The certificates Of the votes for President
and Vice. President OF the United States
are required by the Federal Constitution
to be opened in the presence OF the Senate
and House Of Representatives Of the United
states. The United States Senate Is now
Republican body, and the United States
House Of Representatives Democratic
body. The United States Senate has just
as much right 10 call into It's cham.
u
members OF the United States House
Of Representatives and pretend to count
the votes In the presence OF the United
States House Of Representatives as the
House OF Representatives OF Indiana had
TO count the votes for Lieutenant Governor
Of that State IN the presence Of a minority
Of the House OF Representatives In the
absence, as It was, OF the House Of Repre-.
sentatives as q lawful body.
The reader will perceive at once that this
trick was learned from the Republicans Of
the Ohio Senate OF last winter, who recog-
nized a minority as a quorum, and then
proceeded to convert their minority into q
majority by unseating absent Democrats
and seating Republicans. In Indiana the
Republican House OF Representatives re-
cognized a minority Of the Senate as the
lawful Senate, and thus by bare-iaced
fraud upon the people aud an open viola
ton Of their oaths Of Office succeeded, so
they 1attered themselves, Ia outgeneraling
the Democrats, and paved the way to a sue
cessful attempt TO elect Republican to be
United States Senator 10 succeed Mr.. HAIR
RIs0N.
And II would not at all surprise us IL a
bogus United States Senator were to be
elected Just as ROBERTSON was counted into
the office Of Lieutenant Governor, and that
senator be admitted to a seat in the United
states Senate by JOHN SHERMAN and his I'M
scrupulous Republican gang OF cOnsplra-
tors against the rights Of the people OF the
United States. "Free institutions" seem
to be running to seed.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
A Journal of Civilization and a Picture
History Of our Own Times
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/ The TmsrY-gRsr YoLuME began With the
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IIAgPgR's WEEKLY justi6es its title as 4
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
The Tobacco Tax.

The National Republican presents the
following strong points in favor OF the re.
peal Of the tobacco tax:
Fivebundred aud twenty.seven thousand
three hundred and siXty-one persons paid
special taxes for the privilege OF handling
tobacco last year,
This does not include the farmers in
nearly every one OF the six thousand cOun.
ties OF the United States who raised the to.
bacco, nor the millions OF people in every
city, county, village, farmhouse, and fac
tory who use it, but only the men who
bought, sold, and manufactured tobacco.
The farmer who raises by his own labor
few hundred pounds of tobacco is not,
hike him who produces any other article
grown or made In the country, allowed TO
sell his production TO the first conner who
offers to pay him his price for 1t. Oh, no
He must hunt up one OF the four thousand
nine hundred and seventy licensed dealers
in tobacco, or wait until one of them hunts
him up and pays him whatever sum he
sees fit for the product OF the farmers
labor.
Arkansas, with sixty thousand square
miles of territory and seventy-fOur couu.
ties, in all OF which but one tobacco Is raised
TO the amount Of one million pounds, has
one licensed dealer in leaf tobacco. Cali.
fornia, with less area, and raising less than
one hundred thousand pounds OF tobacco,
has thirty-siX dealers, while Indiana, rails
ing nine million pounds Of tobacco, some
Of It in every county but two OF its ninety
two, has only ninety-two dealers; while
Wisconsin, with over ten million pounds OF
tobacco, has a still smaller number OF Ii.
censed purchasers, only sIXty.four.
But it is useless to further particularizC.
The system is unjust which denies TO any
man the right TO sell what he makes to
whom he pleases. 1t is a relic Of the bar
barism OF war. Let us have done with ii
in "these piping times Of peace"
Let the farmers sell their tobacco to whom
they please for the best price they can get.
Do not force them any longer TO sell to one
man at his own figures.
The more one examines into the internal
revenue system the more Ubiquitous 1t ap.
pears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

nonce here Of say fortIicssIon for national
defence; and the gradual undermining
during high water and complete destrus-
ton OF this immense and costly fortiiica-
lion is inevitable unless this defect can be
nmedied. IL Is thought that the closing
81 the gap through which the water
now escapes would prevent further
demegc, and an effort will be made to
have an investigation by army officers 80 as
to secure prompt action. The fort has cost
The Government over 81, 000, 600, aud a verF
large sum IL demanded for II In the late re-
port OF the Fertilization Commission. But
while some money has been set aside to pro-
tect the fort from a foreign enemy, none
has been given toward is defence and its
protection from the mighty Mississippi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
The Tobacco Board OF Trade.


The committee appointed at the meetin.
OF wholesale dealers in aud manufacturers
OF tobacco, &C., held last Friday, to TAX,
such action as In their judgment shall be
expedient to secure the repeal Of the inter
nal.Teyenue laws taxing manufactured TO-
bacco, cigars, cigarettes, aud snuff, m,
yesterday afternoon at the robacco-B Board
Oi-Trade rooms Mr.. William A. Boyd
chairman, &. &. lsaacs, l.. Ii. Neudecker
Elias Il. Cruise, aud Robert Stewart. The
committee agreed to circulate a petition
calling upon dealers, manufacturers, and
consumers to sign, asking for the repeal OF
all the internaireyenue laws taxing TO-
baccO, cigars, &C., and the special taxes for
the sale thereof; also, the provision for a
rebate upon all stock on hand when the law
takes effect. They Will visit Washington
on Friday ardmeet our Representatives and
Senators IN conference with members from
other States. Much satisfaction was ex-
pressed at the introduction OF a bill in Con.
gress on Saturday by Mr.. Hlscock, OF New
York, covering all the points asked for by
the trade. The amount OF tax received
from tobacco, cigars, and snuff is about
S2S, 900, 900 annually.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
DEATHS.

MARsHALL.--Died, In Henrico county
at his residence, January IL, 1887, at 4:3C
A. NJ, JUNIU5 LEE MAhS HALL, In the
twenty. third year OF his age.
Brother is gone Sad IL the thought
With heartfelt agony tits fraught-
That never whilst we sojourn here
win we meet our brother dear.
Brother. we may meet again
Where death no more can part In twain
The ties that bind the heart;
Yes. meet In Heaven, TO never part.
Nay lie Quiescers IN par.
By Hrs BROTHER.
His funeral viii take place TO. DAY (Jan-
nary I0th1 at III O'Clock A. NJ. at the resi-
deBce az his brother, J. r. Marshall. OF Hen
rico county. Friends OF the family are re-
spectfully Invited 10 attend.
HOBBs.-Died. January Ilth. ut quarter
10 o'c'oek A. D., a. the residences OF her
son n.lsw, David Il. Wake, no lO2o Perry
street, Manchester, Va, MARY Il. HOBBS,
Telict OF the late Jeremiah Hobbs; aged
Funeral services from the house at .
O'Clock p. A.. TO. DAY, January 1xth.
Friends Of tae family are requested 70 a.
I|t1Af :
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lANoN w n A0boNNC-ASatsI
As the air Is full of rumors concerning
the adjustment of the internal revenue
tax on tobacco by the present Congress, we
thought 1t best 10 seek for information at
the place where the most reliable could be
obtained, and therefore telegraphed to the
Hon. George c. Cabell, OF Virginia, at
Washington, asking him IL he thought that
Congress would abolish the tax. As Mr.
Cabell is one OF the principal movers in
seeking 10 have the tax done away with.
and, bling familiar with the Views OF his
fellow.cengressmen on the subject, his
answer to our telegram will be read with
interest:
WASHINGTON, January ], 1887.
The Tobacco Leaf Publishing Company,
105 Maiden Lane, New York:
II Is hard TO tell, but 1t looks very much
as II the tobacco tax would be abolished
this session. GEORGE Z. CABELL.
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HARPHR'S MAGAZINE.
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The SsyESyY-yoURTH YOLCNg began Will
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One OF the most striking features Of Il'R-
'7n's MAGAZINE for 1887 is new novel
oy KATHLEEN 0MgARA. begun in the Jan
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Untitled April Hopes will begin in Feb
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
the situation in the Old North State, very
forcibly remarks.

fVftIDiy TeWhlkhs
"The action Of the North Carohns inde-
pendents should serve ns another warning
10 The Democrats OF other southern states.
Southern Democrats cannot afford 10 lose
by treachery and apathy what they have
won by united earnest efforts m the past.
Republican supremacy In the South still
means public spoila,iou and menace %
The very existence Of society. as well as "
the prosperity Of this section OF the Union"
Let Virginia Democrats watch the pro.
ceediugs in the North Carolina House and
take to heart the words Of our Florida con.
temporary. Both may serve them good
stead in tlfe near future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

Gan Ohio physician has been Jailed for
refusing TO give expert testimonyior ordi-
nary witness fees.' We admire the doc
tors plaek. Ordinary witness fees are
hsrdly sufficient compensation for tellingl IN
plain United States what Is the matter with
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

"The Ohio penitentiary Is success un.
der Republican administration" When
an Ohio Republican cannot get anything
else he gets in the penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

Ex-Governor CAxERos denIcs IN toto the
story that he played game Of poker for
TIE nomination for Governor. Neyerthe-
less the story Is so good It ought 10 be true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

Representative CANNON, OF Illinois. Is
among the aspirants TO LoGAs's vacant
chair ia the Senate" but 1t Is not thought
that his boom Is heavy enough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
The Rptsrprising burglar I'm LuraY.
fRueciaI teieQrarn To the DienatahI

LURAY. Va, January 1.-THE Office OF J.
v. Jamson, dealer in grain, in this place,
was entered last night by burglars aud the
SAFE blown open. The thieves escaped with
about 90 for their labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
MARRIAGRa.

BEVERIDGE-FOX.- on De-
cember 23. 1855, at the brides residence.
by Rev. George Cooper. ID. d., JENNIE
FOX. daughter OF q. ]. Fox, TO 8. T. BEVE.
RIIGE. No cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
5. Brown Aliens Residoncs burned.

STANTON, January 1.-THE residence OF
5. Brown Allen, situated In the north
western part Of Augusta county, was to-
tally destroyed by fire last night. The fire
originated In defective flue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
an OnINOUs CIRCULAR,
Hold Themselves I'm RsadiRess
for Duty

A Queenstown special TO the Herald says
Excitement has been caused here among
the navy pensiouers-seamen and ma
rines-bY the receipt from the Admiralty
Of a circular which bids such pensioners
as are under 6ity.fiye to hold themselves
10 readiness for active service. Also they
are required Immediately to answer ques-
tons as TO age, whether the pensoner IL a
longseryIce one or invaliGed, whether he
IS a gunner or torpedo artificer, to state
his rating, and also to mention the nearest
warship he can attend for the purpose Of
being examined. &c. All travelling ex-
penses are to be paid by the Government,
which Will allow sos. for clothing, and FL
o.. Cd. for bedding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
CALLED UPON TO REPORT.

The following order is reported in red
letters: "Nhen called upon immediltel,
proceed and report to the commanding
officer OF the district. The penalty for mol
reporting is loss Of pension. IL may bt
that the delinquent Will be arrested ant
punished as q deserter."
Since the Crimean war only one such cir.
cular has been addressed TO the pensioners
The last occasion was during the late Rus
sian scare, when on outbreak OF hOstilitie'
was considered imminent. Consequently
considerable alarm prevails among the iami
lies OF the pensioners, who regard the cir.
cular as an indication that the Government
arpTchends war,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
BRIEF COMMENT

"The Philadelphia papers are discussing
the coal pool" The cold pool seems to
be pretty extensive affair Just now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

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q collection OF utility woods mounted In
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

Gan the gourmands In Congress are
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